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HDB and condo rental markets stabilise as tenant demand softens
Experts said demand will continue to taper off for the rest of the year.
HDB and condo rental markets stabilise as tenant demand softens
Experts said demand will continue to taper off for the rest of the year.
Condo rents fall 0.2% MoM and 3.6% YoY in September
All markets recorded a year-on-year drop.
Condo rents rise 0.3% MoM but fall 3.7% YoY in August
OCR led sub-markets in a sequential rent increase.
Condo rents rise 0.9% MoM but fall 5% YoY in July
The Rest of the Central Region reported the highest sequential rent increase.
June sees mixed condo rental market
Rents fell 4.7% YoY, but volume rose 3.5% YoY.
Condo rents fall 0.5% MoM and 4.5% YoY in May
All sub-markets posted decreases.
Condo rents fall 0.4% MoM and 4.6% YoY in April
All sub-markets posted decreases except the Core Central Region.
Condo rents see modest rise in March, up 0.3% MoM
Rents, however, fell 3.4% YoY.
Housing demand hit by cooler jobs market
HDB and condo rental volumes dipped 19.1% MoM and 21.0% MoM, respectively, in February.
Condo rents slip 1.0% MoM in January
Year-on-year rents dropped 4% YoY.
Condo resale transactions up in July to avoid ghost month
Property experts share insights on latest condo resale data.
Condo rental market reaches Nash’s equilibrium in June: property firm
SRX and 99.co said condo rental market grew 0.3% in June 2023.
Condo rent prices up 26.8% in May
Whilst fewer condos were rented in May, it still breached the 5,000-mark.
Condo rent prices up 29.9% in April
Compared to March, RCR and OCR rents are higher, whilst CCR rent prices fell slightly.
High rents drive tenants away from condo market: analysts
Condo rental volumes declined by 18.6%MoM in February.
Condo rents climb 3.5% MoM in February
Across sub-markets, OCR Recorded the highest rent increase.
Condo rents up 34.4% in December
More condos were rented in December than the previous month, but lower than a year ago.
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